There's a Transcript if you don't want to watch the video, but it's worth the effort.

There were no Chapters and verses in the original letters, and in Chap 2 we see what Paul is doing in Chapter 1... setting up his mic drop.

Therefore, he said, don't judge/condemn others for their imperfections, sexual or otherwise... because that's not your job; it's above your pay grade.

Thanks, Matt... looks interesting.

- Jeebus was prolly gay.

Yeah, I know, right? All that love your neighbor as yourself (which requires loving one's self, btw). All that forgiving and praying for your enemies and looking after the poor and the strangers and those in prison.

And that long hair and no pants?

That's gay as ----.

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At the time in Rome, sex was forced on women, slaves, and servants... but I repeat myself.

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lol.... it means what it says. Had Paul meant to Hell he would have said so. Scholars who study the language know what it means, and I've read those scholars.

Heaven and Hell aren't the only choices; there are many rewards or not in Heaven, and some will be rewarded more than others.

David had a friend of his killed so he could have the friend's wife, Bathsheba. He wasn't punished to Hell, he was punished by not being allowed to build the Second Temple, rather his son Solomon did.

Your sins and mine are as bad as anyone else's, including people who are gay by choice or circumstance. "All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God." Paul again in the same Roman letter.

God sees sins as all same in that they are imperfections, albeit some may have worse consequences than others. My old Pastor from Stanford put it this way: Imagine you are atop the Empire State Building looking down at two people on the street.

One is Shaq O'Neill and the other Danny DeVito. But from your height, there is so little difference that they look the same to you.

Lighten up, Major; you are no one's judge in this world or the next. You get to make choices and have opinions, but you don't get to condemn others in this world or the next.

And if you do, it will be as Paul said, you will be judged by the same harsh judgement you have used, Toe Boy.

Using the Gov and churches to punish people who have different imperfections than one's self is really the point... it's not the Christian thing to do.

Funny part is reading JC's Sermon on the Mount and other texts, he is all about two things; loving others as you do yourself and that the love of money is the root of all evil in the world.

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Which is more like most libs in this country, and on these pages, than it is like most self-righteous rwingers; hypocrites who most resemble the Pharisees (who were the religion also the GOV) that Jesus condemned.

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Arseho'! You made me search that...

Speaking of Satan, Trump, and baby 1Nuts... South Park Strikes Again!